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Inspirations | susan-swift.com

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Pretty obvious, but nice to call them out anyway. They get it. Story is what drives their films. Not clever inside-jokes.Their animation is above reproach, but their characters and the adventures they go on, are what keep people coming back. What would the Lorax do? Plant more trees. This site makes it easy and compelling and beautiful. Photographers. Bruce Peterson. I grew up in Big Sky country, so anyone who wants to highlight the importance and the beauty of clouds gets my attention.

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Digital Silver Imaging: September 2010

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Tuesday, September 21, 2010. Nik Software Announces Availability for HDR Efex Pro™. Köln, Germany, September 21st, 2010 – From the Nik Software Press Release. At booth H09 in hall 4.1. HDR Efex Pro brings innovative and best-in-class technologies to HDR, including proprietary unrivaled tone mapping, Nik Software’s award-winning U Point technology, and powerful ghost reduction, all of which have been developed specifically in response to photographers’ requests. HDR Efex Pro. Overcomes limitations in othe...

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Artist Robert B. Levers

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Robert L. Levers, Jr. (Father). Mary Lou Levers (Mother). ROBERT B. LEVERS. Surface and Depth: The Recent Work of Robert Levers. By Gwendolyn Holbrow,.

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Tips For Shooting Fascinating Close-up Photos | Popular Photography

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Skip to main content. Day In The Life. Photo of the Day. Tips For Shooting Fascinating Close-up Photos. Bring the hidden details of ordinary objects to life with macro photography. Apr 12th, 2013 at 1:57am. Besides acorns, Peterson has also made personal projects of shopping bags and toy soldiers. Peterson offers a number of tips for killer close-up photos. First, start with a great macro lens that focuses close and offers strong subject magnification preferably 1:1 (lifesize). To get even closer...Use a...

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Macro Photography

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The Smaller Side of Snacks – A Photo Series. The Smaller Side of Fruit – A Photo Series. Macro Photography Looking through a 100mm 1:1 lens to discover the finer details. The Strawberry – A Look at the Smaller Side of Fruit. The Strawberry – A focus stacked macro image created with a focus rail and some Photoshop fun. Similar to the previous installment of The Smaller Side of Fruit. And it spit out a pretty decent composite. I however, really did enjoy doing the layer masking by hand. The Strawberry is a...

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The Pecan - A Look at the Smaller Side of Snacks

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The Smaller Side of Snacks – A Photo Series. The Smaller Side of Fruit – A Photo Series. The Pecan – A Look at the Smaller Side of Snacks. The Pecan – A Look at the Smaller Side of Snacks. I was inspired to start working on a new photo series after reading Tips For Shooting Fascinating Close-up Photos. In the April 2013 issue of Popular Photography. Featuring a photographer named Bruce Peterson. July 19, 2013. March 22, 2014. 4th of July Fireworks – Morton Grove.

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An Art Producer's Perspective: September 2008

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An Art Producer's Perspective. Photography and Advertising obsessed. Here's my POV. Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Advertising and the Economy. So while Wall Street is in a panic and the bailout bill failed yesterday, we sit here and wonder what is going on and what is going to happen, especially in the advertising world. AdAge is reporting the AdMarket 50 crashed 6.4%. In yesterday's scramble. They're also reporting that McDonald's is getting hit from the credit/banking crisis. Links to this post. When as...

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Bari Walsh | Writings | Page 2

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April 15, 2014. Lost cities, and last Colloquy. I recently left my full-time job as director of communications for Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, but I stayed on as a freelancer to oversee the editorial production of the spring 2014 Colloquy. As a swan song, this one was a beauty for the cover story, we looked at work by archaeologist Jason Ur. I did two stories about Harvard PhD students who hope to make an impact one group by bringing top-flight science education to their native Mexico.